HEALTHY MASK - Hopi culture, Arizona, USA - First half of the 20th century

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20th century
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    HEALTHY MASK
    Hopi culture, Arizona, USA
    First half of the 20th century
    Skin, wood, cloth and pigments
    H. 19 ; L. 35 ; W. 28 cm

    Mask helmet made of skin pigmented in a polychrome way: pink for the facial part, green and yellow for the frontal band, white for the top part and for the lower edge constituting a strawberry.
    It has ears and a tubular mouth made of wood and held to the mask with leather ties.
    His eyes are incised and surrounded by black rectangles and two corn symbols animate his cheeks.

    These masks were danced during ceremonies and referred to deities belonging to the spiritual pantheon of the Hopi Indians.

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